The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-11
STATE NEWS.


q " p...n ~ HTilt,u h. boutsbt and
,4.,i,.4 ,,,', 10 ooo d,lrn If shovel handle
H6L a..,.,., ,,,,,t,r nd the nresent ,priug
H. ,,,5.,5f, ,,,r.d n, the month If Apri work
a,,.t,,,nf, me- Ai,s 9G3I dozen. and hp has
shipped tbnut a,anu dozen.
Nj n " S,rl, NJ \n#,u.t," +. constructing
r,,, -, ,,.ir., f,,.,,l.,s in, tbq basement af
hi. .,orq 3frr IL No,fnn Man
Fire the inst DESTROYED lhomds Holmes
large sarlinc factory at Cloudy IulnS, last
port. Luss SN,pDo; Insurance Sluuo
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r ian ,.y ,a,. ,r,,.,i,5ned in tho
;?,l .,i., ~; so5.n,, IL v.,i,ed ~
animation and was bound over IN Sl,3oo to TIN
supreme court
tn, S,air;,,ht S,r,;n,l , manor o,yprd ~
Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, the New Jersey pfohibl-
tion lcaGer, has put James IT, Blaine name al
the head ot rs editorial columns as It's prcsi-
dental candidate The paper has heretofore OPP
posed Mr.. blaine.
NJ, w, II S,,;,h H. .oId Ii. i,,,eras, in
,hn p,r,i.nd + >rr,... and now has nm ny,n,r.
III; il; ~, ,,,,, b., ,b odJ E,novs Ro,i.t.t
IA III .,l ~ ,L;,t 30 l.; ,b,, ,J;tar
WI, ,;i ,,,,,,oI .;,h thn 4 ,nrsss Mr.
Smith has also relinquished the editorial control
OF the paper.
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h,nJr"d d'a,,rs in III. dis,rir, a,,no,,neinn tb5t
the, would discontinue the payment Of the
special retail liquor tax, says the kennebec
journal.
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Az -, ~, ,ad NJ, ,h, W. C9n
~ ~ "19 - =, $50 -" ~ Min 49, =,
p'n5i ','s "a b, cr % ANA new
a"Pl'! w t r''n Nv =! y, "a h ,,r,
49,, o. ,,,rg In o,,;a ", Tho ,",,n ,n con.
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lies not to exceed 500 per year The contract
vas accepted ana the seie'tmen ana chSih9'Is
V! w nv ~ t,l iii n
ftnirn n, ancc
About 5ooo nod carriers went ON s,r'k' IN
onloa8o MohHty' ms WIZ s,IloaS '"e'' Az
''e o'"'' o"''''"s "'''s '" '''' wy
a long struggle between labor and capital in the
building trades has apparently commenced IN
io'"hto' nv o "'so nav. ~
=" ~, - ,;i, l and i, 4, hn,,r Sa,
urdnv The carurntcrs will hold a meeting
Wednesday next to decide ON what action thry
shall take, their employers having refused their
demand for minimum OF y ~ cents per hour
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The property of the Fort Popham Summer
tc'ort association at linnncwcli Iolht, at the
mouth u inc hehhn't I'aeI' Naiueu at F'o,"oo;
~ 1,''s,a f'r 81 nno ''''' ~
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The wooden bridges ON the Maine Central,
between ror,l'hd ana ana biangqI irh III NUMBER
"ie W pe ''p'','u WI, 10" o''usS ' 1f ,,
hridgos tho rrc,trr u7nbrr are sinolc s,'an.
across streets and narrow streams. but three Of
thcm viz; at Pittsfcld, Newport and Herman
Pond are double spans. They will all be Of I'M
form structure, the ordinary plate grder pat
tern
Watcryillr Loan and Building AssOCia-
ton recently organized with Col. l. s
Bangs rs President, wi be ready for
active operations in three or four weeks,
at which time Il public meeting will be
called at Town Hall, when the object of
The organization will be explained by
General Charles IIamlin of Bangor.
There is considerable interest felt in
Rockland with regard to the organization
of such an association and parties there
are in correspondence with General liam
lin with reference to an address by him
ON the workings and benefits of such an
organization, to he delivered i'll that tity
ut an early date
An Auburn clergyman, coming home
from Boston. last week dincd in the cat
inp room of the Brunswick depot. and
coming out. picked up his satchcl and
walking stick and started for the train.
When he opened the satchel at home to
take ont something that he had purchased
for his wife, that good lady was both
| shocked and deeply gricvcd to see laid
out side by side, in marching order, three
bottles of whisky. OF course it was "A
mistake. BY papers in the satchel, the
| dominic found out to whom it belonged,
/ and il has been returned-thc owner be